i just with people who lived in watertown, massachusetts. well, as you can see, given all the damage to it, the insurance company basically it this is trash. and so they paid off the policy for the owner took possession the boat and then offered it to us. and we were looking to highlight some of our big investigations the last couple of years this certainly qualified. it also enabled us, of course to talk about those cooperative efforts because we've got a motorcycle from the boston pd. we have in another part, of course, a cruiser nypd. so it allows us to show we work with federal or local and state and tribal law enforcement really across the country. now, what i noticed in reading the the infamous caution about this investigation is that the two bombers, their names never mentioned. we try to focus on how we work with law enforcement. obviously, you know, you can look up the bomber's names. we certainly, you know, they roll off, you know, tragic, leave the tips of our tongues because we spend so long the evidence against them presenting i

come ladies, gentlemen, in 1957 to let's look congress in rochester, buffalo, syracuse watertown, utica, albany and. a very special welcome to those who are joining us today from station wmub rf tv, binghamton. i hope you'll be with us often during the coming year as i try to bring to you some of those prominent down the washing, see to the day when this program is being shown over most of these stations. our guest today will be sworn in as vice president of the united. states. the vice president has frequently then a visitor in upstate new york. he's made thousands of friends through the communities where this program will be shown with the help the president he has made the office vice president and essential living instrument of government policy. i don't want to take up too much time and him because he so well and so favorably known to you. it's a pleasure and honor to have with me from this opening program this year. our good friend nixon, the vice president of the united states. --, i'm delighted to have you here with me today. and i'm very happy to be with you on this program. an

rochester, buffalo, syracuse, watertown, albany, in a very special welcome to those who are joining usoday from a state issueb w and bf tv and binghamton. i hope you'll be with us often during the coming year as i try to bring to you some of those are prominent on the street scene. on the day when this program is being shown over most of these is station our guest today will be sworn in as the vice president of the united states. the vice president has frequently been a visitor in upstate new york. hehe has made thousands of fries to the communities where this program will be shown. with the help of the president, president,he has made the office president and essential living instrument. i do not want to take up too much time in introducing him because he is so wellin so favorably known to you. it is a pleasure and an honor to have with me from this opening program this year, our good friend richard nixon the vice president of the united states. dick, i'm delighted to have you here with me. >> can i'm delighted to be on this program i first want to congratulate you for the fact your p

come ladies, gentlemen, in 1957 to let's look congress in rochester, buffalo, syracuse watertown, utica, albany and. a very special welcome to those who are joining us today from station wmub rf tv, binghamton. i hope you'll be with us often during the coming year as i try to bring to you some of those prominent down the washing, see to the day when this program is being shown over most of these stations. our guest today will be sworn in as vice president of the united. states. the vice president has frequently then a visitor in upstate new york. he's made thousands of friends through the communities where this program will be shown with the help the president he has made the office vice president and essential living instrument of government policy. i don't want to take up too much time and him because he so well and so favorably known to you. it's a pleasure and honor to have with me from this opening program this year. our good friend nixon, the vice president of the united states. --, i'm delighted to have you here with me today. and i'm very happy to be with you on this program. an

look at some of these temperatures. 40 in grand rapids. 39 for madison. 30 degrees in watertown. scranton into the mid-30s. pittsburgh sitting in the low 40s right now. and our afternoon temperatures aren't that much warmer than where we currently stand. we'll make it to the 50s in milwaukee and st. louis. low 60s for richmond. look how whararm it is out west. split seasons happening here. out west we remain well above normal. but we've got the 50s for cincinnati, 55 for new york. low 50s in asheville. and that continues for the next couple days. then we see a slow increase. temperatures back to more typical ranges by friday and saturday in cleveland and new york. we'll re s for indianapolis. rain in the forecast for cleveland with high of 55 degrees. mid-60s in new york city today. and that's a look at your forecast, frances. back to you. >> thanks so much, angie. >>> wall street aiming to build on a record day for markets this morning. the dow climbed 200 points, finishing above 43,000 for the first time. the s&p 500 also closed at a record high, fueled by a rally for nvidia sh

he wasn't at watertown, the whole time. he spent a year or branch headquarters kind of doing administrative stuff. and then he spent a lot of time at the arsenal. a couple of interesting things from that one is he got the only negative air officer evaluation reports he ever received in his whole career. he was a young lieutenant and he worked for a captain that they clearly just didn't didn't get along. i mean the comments were very petty, you know, sort of cheap shot type comments. but that aside, think he had a really positive experience he was immersed in this sort of objective analytic development process that his natural abilities with math and drawing and everything were really it had really it's in him for that. and so it was at this arsenal where mcnair developed the skills that used throughout the rest of his career and, you know, running boards that evaluated different of equipment. you know, he had developed, for example, early his career, the the pack settled at field, the mountain field artillery is not an arti

community projects to upgrading improve communication systems in the police department new fairfield watertown brookfield police departments. brought hundreds of thousands of dollars back to our police athletic league's to build trust with community. this is a back and forth. this idea that we can incarcerate our way out of a crime problem is so incredibly flawed. we have to build trust with communities. we have to make sure that not only are we supporting our law enforcement offices and giving them the tools training and resources that they need, but we are also making sure that accountability is there. i am the wife of a police officer. my husband has been on the job for 27 years. i am also the mother of three black sons. i want to make sure that my sons are not afraid of their encounters with police. that has to be part of the conversation. mr. logan has a lot to say on this. when he was a state senator and had the opportunity to vote to support the connecticut state police for hazard pay and raises in their salaries, he voted against it. he is introducing himself to this district and decid

bueno, hora de irnos a watertown. vamos a ver gabriela dellán. muy buenas noches, amigos. un honor.os desde san mateo, 52 grados también. así que un ambiente que estará o que continúa refrescando durante las próximas horas. fíjese lo que estamos monitoreando para ustedes. tenemos básicamente lluvia en camino. esto a partir del domingo? principalmente sobre el norte de la bahía. comunidades como santa rosa recibirán algo de esa lluvia. san francisco, posiblemente también acumulados, muy limitados y vamos a ver un poco más de esa concentración de lluvia a nivel de montañas y también precipitación de tipo invernal, incluso estamos hablando de nieve. eso a partir del domingo, en horas de la noche. el lunes vamos a ver ese descenso en las temperaturas por debajo del punto de congelación, incluso que estarán favoreciendo a este ambiente invernal. esto a partir de la próxima semana. ahora vamos a planificar el día de mañana. seguro está haciendo sus planes. tenga en cuenta que contamos con ese ambiente seco, algo de nubosidad. 08:00 estamos en los 56 grados desde la ciudad de san josé, 78

. >> reporter: in watertown, wisconsin -- >> he had his whole life ahead of him hp. >> reporter: jennifer 16-year-old son henry was shot and killed by his father, a former police officer who then committed suicide. >> we need change in this country. we do. >> reporter: both mothers are among the 64% of likely voters who say crime is a major factor in the election. in wisconsin crime is down including in milwaukee, where homicides decreased 22% compared to last year. but on the campaign trail -- >> i believe the right to be safe is a civil right. >> reporter: the nominees know crime remains a big issue. >> they can't walk out of their apartments and buy a loaf of bread without getting mugged or wrapped or shot. >> reporter: harris's crime proposals include strengthening gun laws, hiring more police officers and intercepting illegal drugs. for trump, replenishing police departments, protecting officers from frivolous lawsuits and addressing homelessness. >> i am voting for donald trump in 2024. >> reporter: abugren says she felt safer when trump was president. >> the city is ran by democrat

come ladies, gentlemen, in 1957 to let's look congress in rochester, buffalo, syracuse watertown, utica, albany and. a very special welcome to those who are joining us today from station wmub rf tv, binghamton. i hope you'll be with us often during the coming year as i try to bring to you some of those prominent down the washing, see to the day when this program is being shown over most of these stations. our guest today will be sworn in as vice president of the united. states. the vice president has frequently then a visitor in upstate new york. he's made thousands of friends through the communities where this program will be shown with the help the president he has made the office vice president and essential living instrument of government policy. i don't want to take up too much time and him because he so well and so favorably known to you. it's a pleasure and honor to have with me from this opening program this year. our good friend nixon, the vice president of the united states. --, i'm delighted to have you here with me today. and i'm very happy to be with you on this program. an

. >> what was the process of getting this boat from the owners, people who lived in watertown, massachusetts? >> as you can see given all the damage the insurance companies basically declared it this is trash and so they paid off the policy to the owner, took possession to the boat and offered it to us and since we were looking to highlight some of our big investigations in the last couple of years, this certainly qualified and also enabled, of course, to talk about those cooperative efforts because we've got a motorcycle from the boston pd, we have in another part, of course, a cruiser from nypd and it allows us to show that we work with federal -- local and state tribal law enforcement really across the country. >> what i noticed in reading the -- the information about this investigation is that the two bombers, their names were never mentioned. >> we triedcu to focus on how we work with law enforcement, of course, you know, you look at the bombers names, we certainly -- they roll off, you know, tragically, the tips of our tongues because we spend so long developing the evidence against he

come ladies, gentlemen, in 1957 to let's look congress in rochester, buffalo, syracuse watertown, utica, albany and. a very special welcome to those who are joining us today from station

watertown. because the essence of chaplin is his connection to the real world.re are a lot of comedians who want to take the audience away from the real world. especially in chaplin's time, there were. but chaplin was connected to the real world that people saw walking to the theater. they saw people, they saw stores, they saw factories. they saw an increasingly industrialized america. in modern times, it's his take on that reality that was endemic in the 1930s, and it hasn't changed except it is more so now than it was in 1937. it is eternally relevant, as is the great dictator. >> scott eyman has written about cary grant, mary pickford, john ford, cecil b. demille, john wayne, and some others. it sounds like you have pretty good cooperation from the chaplin family for this one. >> they gave me free reign. they asked for no permissions at all. i wrote what i wrote. i wrote it's based on what i found. i was very pleased. i expected them to be more -- to hover a lot more than they did. they gave me permission to do my research in their archives without holding an

she's watertown into the air. this is impacting the role right between medals avenue in task. any medals drive. police say there's no estimated time of reopening. they had us use alternate routes and they say expect delays as you head out this morning. our top story this morning, a man dead, 2 children seriously hurt after an apartment fire in san pablo. neighbors say they have a lot of questions like how did it all start conference? czech moment has that story? >> well, the cause of this fire is still very much under investigation, but a critical factor in that investigation could be the fact that many of these neighbors tell me that when this fire started, they didn't hear any fire alarm go off. >> and that's of the fired. you know, just try to call 9, dorian. spain didn't want to show us his face but says it was a long night. a fire ripping through this apartment unit on manchester avenue and san pablo just before 3 in the morning. it killed a 22 year-old man and seriously injuring 2 children traumatized. you know, i heard the screams. >> you know, picture myself in their s

because if there is a change in administration, i expect there will be some heavy lobbying to either watertownt rid of these new regulations altogether which is in the purview of whoever runs the d.o.t. come next year. geoff: i want to ask you about something else because last month, the transportation department opened an investigation into airline loyalty programs, looking into problems with devaluing earned points and some hidden fees. why are airlines making it harder to accrue and use loyalty points? >> interestingly, airlines are making it easier to earn points. there more credit card offers than ever before. the issue comes with redeeming points, specifically the big four west airlines have continued to to increase the amount of miles needed where it can be very confusing for consumers. what are these miles actually worse? the d.o.t. is in an investigation and fact-finding mission and they potentially could come out with new regulations that would mandate the airlines to post minimum values that the average consumer could expect to get from their frequent flyer mile programs and also gi

community projects to upgrading improve communication systems in the police department new fairfield watertownokfield police departments. brought hundreds of thousands of dollars back to our police athletic league's to build trust with community. this is a back and forth. this idea that we can incarcerate our way out of a crime problem is so incredibly flawed. we have to build trust with communities. we have to make sure that not only are we supporting our law enforcement offices and giving them the tools training and resources that they need, but we are also making sure that accountability is there. i am the wife of a police officer. my husband has been on the job for 27 years. i am also the mother of three black sons. i want to make sure that my sons are not afraid of their encounters with police. that has to be part of the conversation. mr. logan has a lot to say on this. when he was a state senator and had the opportunity to vote to support the connecticut state police for hazard pay and raises in their salaries, he voted against it. he is introducing himself to this district and deciding